That’s exactly what happened last Sunday when Shedeur Sanders, the Browns fifth-round pick, outplayed — by far — Titans quarterback Cam Ward, who was drafted 143 spots ahead of him.

Sanders is in a much more difficult spot than Tom Brady was. The Browns have a history of mismanaging the quarterback position.

CLEVELAND, Ohio - In a season of despair and disappointment, rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders has suddenly given Browns fans a reason to care again. The unexpected rise of Sanders as a legitimate quarterback prospect might be the best thing to happen to the Browns in 2024.

As Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders improves on the field, predictably so has the value of his football cards. So much so that the most expensive sale for one of Sanders’ cards occurred last week, spurring quite the reaction from his brother, Deion Jr.

Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson praised Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders ahead of their matchup, calling him “dangerous” and a spark for Cleveland’s offense. His rise echoes what Colorado Buffaloes fans long believed he’d become in the NFL.

The Bears are preparing for a quarterback, Shedeur Sanders, who has already pushed defensive staff across the league to rethink their scouting reports. As Chicago approaches its Week 15 matchup with the Cleveland Browns,

Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders accounted for 393 yards of offense and four touchdowns against the Titans this past weekend. However, after the game, a lot of fans were more interested in talking about Sanders’ wardrobe than his play on the field.

Robert Griffin III slammed Cleveland Browns coaching after Shedeur Sanders was benched for a crucial two-point try despite rookie quarterback's four-touchdown performance.

Here's what makes Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders a potential sleeper for the fantasy football playoffs.